Review: Of Pine and Pretense
Of Pine and Pretense by Laurie Lucking is another ARC I received in the Twist of Tales series from Beyond the Bookery . This book is a non-magical retelling of "Rumpelstiltskin" with heavy inspiration from Cyrano de Bergerac . It's a beautifully written story full of twists and turns with a proactive heroine at its heart. I enjoyed reading it from the princess's perspective and following her journey alongside her. Having enjoyed the recent musical adaptation of Cyrano , the incorporation of those elements made the book unique as a fairy tale retelling. Princess Deirdre has never forgotten her former sweetheart, Oran, who lost touch with her after getting drafted for a war. She looks for signs of his return everywhere she goes and finally discovers one in a marketplace where she recognizes his craftsmanship on a chest for sale. Jumping at the opportunity for a long-awaited reunion, she asks the shopkeeper to recruit the craftsman to work on a cathedral her kingdom...